The reason most small business sites go stale is not budget. It is that changing anything requires finding someone.
We host the sites we build and we keep them running. That covers the infrastructure — uptime, SSL certificates, backups, security patches — and the part people actually care about: changing the content when the business changes.
New service, new prices, holiday hours, a staff change, a photo you want swapped. You email it. We make the change. There is no ticket queue, no CMS login you have forgotten, and no hourly invoice for a five-minute edit.
Managed hosting with SSL, a global CDN, and monitoring. If something breaks we generally know before you do.
Automatic backups and security updates. If anything ever goes wrong we roll back rather than rebuild.
Send the change by email. Text, prices, hours, photos, new pages — handled, usually same or next business day.
Hosting and domain configuration, SSL renewal, daily backups, security and platform updates, uptime monitoring, and content edits. Small structural changes — adding a service, a new section, a seasonal banner — are included too.
Larger work like a full new page set, a redesign, or adding e-commerce to a brochure site is quoted separately, and we tell you before we start rather than after.
We have taken over plenty of sites where the original builder disappeared, the hosting was in someone else's name, and nobody knew the password. The business ends up paying to rebuild something that was fine, purely because nobody could get in.
Everything we host stays in your name — the domain, the accounts, the files. The care plan is a service you keep because it is useful, not a lock you cannot get out of.
Straight answers. If yours is not here, call and ask.
Care plans start at $299/month and include hosting, security, backups and content edits. Sites we did not build can usually be taken on after a short review.
Most edits are done the same or next business day. Anything urgent — wrong phone number, wrong hours — gets handled immediately.
No. It is month to month, and the domain and site are in your name. If you leave, we hand over the files.
Usually yes. We review the current setup first and tell you honestly whether it is worth maintaining or worth rebuilding.
Tell us about the business and we'll come back with a fixed price and a timeline. No obligation, no sales pitch.